[QUOTE=Livewired]I saw it, it was so awesome. Cool concert footage too.[/QUOTE]

It was awesome. I like to watch PBS at night they show some pretty cool shows. Right now there's a show about protest songs on and Chuck D, Bob Dylan and a few others are on it.

Didn't they air the Grateful Dead Movie once?

[QUOTE=6Stringer]It was awesome. I like to watch PBS at night they show some pretty cool shows. Right now there's a show about protest songs on and Chuck D, Bob Dylan and a few others are on it.

Didn't they air the Grateful Dead Movie once?[/QUOTE]
I know they aired the Closing of Winterland a couple of times, it was particularly memorable as the commentator guy mispronounced St. Stephen

[QUOTE=Tom]About a month until Cream

:-D[/QUOTE]

I'm seeing Cream too :cool:

What night are you going?

[QUOTE=6Stringer]It was awesome. I like to watch PBS at night they show some pretty cool shows. Right now there's a show about protest songs on and Chuck D, Bob Dylan and a few others are on it.

Didn't they air the Grateful Dead Movie once?[/QUOTE]

Yeah, I didn't even watch all of it. I wish I had because now I am desperatly searching for it without avail (you know, without actually buying it in the store)

All I have to say is-Clutch, bitchesss

I just started to listen to a few Phish songs and of the ones I've heard I'd say "Farmhouse" is my favourite.

[QUOTE=6Stringer]It was awesome. I like to watch PBS at night they show some pretty cool shows. Right now there's a show about protest songs on and Chuck D, Bob Dylan and a few others are on it.

Didn't they air the Grateful Dead Movie once?[/QUOTE]
Yeah I think they aired it on New Years Eve. They also aired this.
phish thing on New Years too.

No, it's basically just a concert film with some interviews and backstage footage thrown in, and animation.

Yeah, it is not a documentary. The largest portion of the film contains concert footage, but there are also sections of animation, backstage footage, and a montage of pictures from their past to current.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Yeah, it is not a documentary. The largest portion of the film contains concert footage, but there are also sections of animation, backstage footage, and a montage of pictures from their past to current.[/QUOTE]
why dont you ever come talk to us anymore?

in the cr thread, that is.

Because Lunch hurt his feelings.

I didn't care so much about the movie until I read what epic energy was wasted on it. Something like two years and endless months of constantly editting drained their budget, and they sey the best part is the opening sequence anyway. I still want it. I asked some kid if I could borrow it but he's not so good with remebering things, and really good at avoiding me, and I don't feel like harrasing him. I might find someone else with it or just buy it. Or get my friend that has netflix to order it. If that doesn't work it will probably come on PBS again

I'm gonna see Trey at Oakdale in November, then I'm gonna see Phil & Friends in December, punctuated by Medeski Martin & Wood, Galactic, and The Black Keys. Those are some big names, I'm pretty pumped!

[QUOTE=Jam2Me]I'm gonna see Trey at Oakdale in November, then I'm gonna see Phil & Friends in December, punctuated by Medeski Martin & Wood, Galactic, and The Black Keys. Those are some big names, I'm pretty pumped![/QUOTE]

Trey played through the 2nd half of Abbey Road when I saw him in the spring. It was awesome. Have a good time.

[QUOTE=Livewired]Because Lunch hurt his feelings.[/QUOTE]

That was never the reason. I took that as a joke.

I've just been finally going outside, I'll stop by more.

[QUOTE=Jam2Me]I'm gonna see Trey at Oakdale in November, then I'm gonna see Phil & Friends in December, punctuated by Medeski Martin & Wood, Galactic, and The Black Keys. Those are some big names, I'm pretty pumped![/QUOTE]

You mean the Chevey? Psh, I have to check that out, I didn't notice, Trey, but I caguht Lesh

I should try to get a ride

I keep bringing up the SCI show to my mom, and she never gives me a straight answer. It's on the 14th so I'm running out of time! I don't think I'll have trouble getting my dad to take me to Phil Lesh though.

Why is your dad a deadhead?

Phil isnt coming to to Canada. :(

[QUOTE=Livewired]Why is your dad a deadhead?

Phil isnt coming to to Canada. :([/QUOTE]
No, he's just a nice guy and likes good music :)

Whenever I go to a concert with the parents, someone always offers them weed, and they have to say "I'm with this kids... can't" and then they offer it to me and I have to say "can't smoke tonight, I'm with the parents" It's a little bit funny

Find the connection between me and Walrus. You Can find it by reading certain thing on this page.

I might just change my user title just to spite you

haha, go for it. I'll find a comeback usertitle.

can anyone give me an opinion on Brothers Past? I'm seeing them open for STS9, but I haven't heard anything about them

i saw some great jam bands at austin city limits. robert randolph and the family band was amazing live. widespread panic was almost as good, until robert randolph joined them. i almost splurged in my pants. i was in the front row for both shows. what do yall think about yonder mountain?

I quite enjoy Yonder Mountain, I don't own anything by them though.

I love Yonder Mountain. One of my favorite jam bands. I think it's because bluegrass is relatively new to me. I saw them at All Good this year and they truly kicked ***. I came away from All Good more of a YMSB fan than anything else.

Elevation is a good album. It's got a lot of great songs, and some great writing.

I cant say I've heard there music before.

YMSB rocked out at BSC this summer too, did a little jam with New Monsoon that was sick.